CPD in the Forestry & Land sector

In recent years, the concept of business sustainability has grown significantly due to evolving environmental concerns and societal expectations. Organisations are increasingly becoming more aware of their broader responsibilities, acknowledging the impact they have on society and the planet. Furthermore, customers are prioritising it in their choices and brand loyalty. This article will outline why business sustainability is important and the benefits of undertaking a CPD course.

This informal CPD article, ‘The Triple Impact of ESG: Building Trust with Investors, Customers, and Talent’, was provided by Gamma Business Communications, a leading supplier of Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) in the UK, German, Spanish and Benelux business markets.

We have been asking our members from across the industries the reasons why they became a CPD provider. This CPD Member case study was provided by Coast K9 Fertility Courses. For more information, please visit their CPD Member Directory page.

This informal CPD article ‘The Beginner’s Guide to Wellness in Nature and Horses’ was provided by The Way of the Horse, a learning business that provides holistic treatment for children and adults who have suffered emotional trauma - using a truly unique style of Equine-facilitated learning combining science, psychology and holistic learning.

This informal CPD article 'Cleanrooms and the Food Sector' was provided by People and Process, who work with individuals, private companies, local employment schemes and national training providers to design and deliver improvements in process operations and people skills.

According to the BEIS’ most recent report on public attitudes to climate change1, 84% of people said that they were concerned about climate change, with 41% saying they were “very concerned.” Clearly, and rightly, the public is deeply concerned about the effects of climate change and how to tackle it. But with a plethora of different terms, it can be difficult to fully comprehend where we are at, what we can do and how we achieve climate goals as individuals, organisations, and nations.

The term COSHH stands for 'Control of Substances Hazardous to Health' and was established in law by ‘The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulation 2002'. In the UK, the regulation is overseen by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). The regulation was introduced in order to control the exposure of individuals to hazardous substances in the workplace.

Dog ownership has seen a significant rise in recent times. Households throughout various regions have welcomed furry companions into their homes, regardless of breed or size. These friendly animals require substantial care and attention, encompassing grooming, exercise, mental stimulation, training, and occasional emergency first aid. Consequently, there is a growing demand among pet owners to enhance their knowledge of canine first aid and acquire the necessary skills to administer it within a domestic setting.

This informal CPD article How to empower advocates of safety culture in food production was provided by Erica Colson on behalf of BSI Group, helping organisations around the world embed excellence, build competence and capability for sustainable growth.

In recent times, significant societal changes have led to shifts in daily routines and lifestyles. One notable adjustment for many individuals has been the decision to welcome a new dog or puppy into their homes. With the transition from traditional office environments to remote work setups, people find themselves spending more time alone, away from the typical social interactions of the workplace. As a result, the companionship of a furry friend has emerged as a popular choice for those seeking comfort and connection within their immediate environment.

Landscape architects (or landscape designers) plan, design and advise on the construction of urban, rural, residential and public landscapes. This requires practitioners to maintain and enhance their skills and knowledge, while keeping abreast with the latest changes in technologies, legislation and sustainable practices. This article will provide a brief overview of CPD requirements for Landscape Architects, as well as the types of CPD and courses available.

This informal CPD article Is cannabidiol (CBD) dried flower legal in the UK? was provided by Sativa Learning, an e-learning platform that host a range of accredited online courses on all things cannabis, available to all. There is some confusion in the U

This informal CPD article on Safety in Numbers was provided by WritersInc, an organisation who specializes in technical writing, documentation and training services. Recent safety numbers in the UK in the last year show: There have been 111 workplace

This informal CPD article on Managing change for our dogs in our changed world was provided by The International School for Canine Psychology & Behaviour (ISCP), a specialist teacher in canine psychology and behaviour from beginner to professional lev

Renowned German philosopher Albert Einstein once said: 'Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving.' Learning is a never ending process and a fundamental part of what it takes to be a successful practicing vet or veterinary n

This informal CPD article, A beginner's guide to Agrochemical Formulation Strategies was provided by KNect365, a world's leading facilitator of knowledge sharing and business connections. Operating in key industry verticals, including finance, life scienc

This informal CPD article was provided by Greenfix, a leading designer, supplier and installer of soil stabilisation and erosion control systems in the UK. For more information please visit the Greenfix CPD Member Directory page. In the late 1970’s